Madison Square Garden

E13130

entertainment venue indoor arena multi-purpose arena sports venue

Madison Square Garden is a famous multi-purpose indoor arena in New York City known for hosting major sports events, concerts, and entertainment spectacles.

Aliases (12)

Madison Square Garden (1968) ×2
Fourth Madison Square Garden ×1
Madison Square Garden (second Madison Square Garden) ×1
Madison Square Garden (second) ×1
Madison Square Garden I ×1
Madison Square Garden II ×1
Madison Square Garden III ×1
Madison Square Garden arena ×1
Madison Square Garden arena (through corporate entities) ×1
Madison Square Garden, Manhattan ×1
The World’s Most Famous Arena ×1
Third Madison Square Garden ×1

Statements (73)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	entertainment venue → indoor arena → multi-purpose arena → sports venue →
address	4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001 →
builtAbove	Pennsylvania Station →
cityLandmarkOf	New York City →
connectedTo	Penn Station concourses →
constructionStartDate	1964 →
country	United States →
hasArchitect	Charles Luckman Associates →
hasCategory	Indoor arenas in New York City → Music venues in New York City → Sports venues in Manhattan →
hasLuxurySuites	yes →
hasNotablePerformer	Beyoncé → Billy Joel → Bruce Springsteen → Elvis Presley → Led Zeppelin → Madonna → Taylor Swift → The Rolling Stones →
hasNotableResidentPerformer	Billy Joel →
hasPredecessor	Madison Square Garden I → Madison Square Garden II → Madison Square Garden III →
hasPublicTransitAccess	Amtrak → Long Island Rail Road → New Jersey Transit → New York City Subway →
hasScoreboardType	center-hung scoreboard →
hasSeatingCapacity	approximately 20,000 →
hasSurface	basketball court → ice rink →
hasWebsite	https://www.msg.com →
homeArenaOf	New York Knicks → New York Rangers →
hostedEventType	NBA games → NHL games → UFC events → WWE events → boxing world title fights → circus shows → major music concerts → political conventions →
isFourthBuildingToBearName	Madison Square Garden →
locatedIn	Manhattan → New York City → New York State → United States →
namedAfter	Madison Square →
near	Pennsylvania Station →
nickName	MSG → The Garden → The World’s Most Famous Arena →
opened	1968-02-11 →
openingYear	1968 →
operatedBy	Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. →
ownedBy	Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. →
primaryUse	basketball → boxing → concerts → ice hockey → mixed martial arts → professional wrestling →
renovationCost	approximately $1 billion (2011–2013 renovation) →
roofType	circular →
shape	cylindrical →
tenant	New York Knicks → New York Rangers →
underwentRenovation	1991 → 2011–2013 →

Referenced by (48)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001 → Manhattan → Manhattan Island → Midtown →	contains
Charles Luckman ("Madison Square Garden (1968)") → Charles Luckman Associates ("Madison Square Garden (1968)") → McKim, Mead & White ("Madison Square Garden (second)") → Stanford White ("Madison Square Garden (second Madison Square Garden)") →	notableWork
Madison Square Garden ("Madison Square Garden I") → Madison Square Garden ("Madison Square Garden II") → Madison Square Garden ("Madison Square Garden III") →	hasPredecessor
New York Knicks → New York Knicks → New York Rangers →	homeArena
James A. Farley Building → West 34th Street →	adjacentTo
West 31st Street → West 32nd Street →	near
James L. Dolan ("Madison Square Garden arena (through corporate entities)") → Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. →	owns
The Garden →	alsoKnownAs
1994 NHL All-Star Game →	arena
Raw (stand-up film) →	filmingLocation
New York Liberty →	formerHomeArena
4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001 →	hasLandmark
Madison Square Garden Sports →	hasMainOfficeInBuilding
4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001 ("Madison Square Garden arena") →	hasNotableTenant
New York Rangers–New York Islanders rivalry →	homeArenaForRangers
New York Rangers–New Jersey Devils rivalry →	homeArenaOfRangers
New York Knicks ("Madison Square Garden, Manhattan") →	homeCityArena
New York Knicks →	homeGamesPlayedAt
Madison Square Garden →	isFourthBuildingToBearName
Penn Station (New York City) →	locatedUnder
Garden Party →	locationMentioned
Prince of Wales Trophy →	locationOfFirstPresentation
Madison Square Garden Sports →	namedAfter
Madison Square Garden ("The World’s Most Famous Arena") →	nickName
Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. →	notableVenue
Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. →	operates
Stanford White →	placeOfDeath
Henrik Lundqvist →	playedHomeGamesAt
Rod Gilbert →	playedIn
Madison Square Garden ("Third Madison Square Garden") →	precededBy
Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award →	presentedAt
NBA Draft →	previousVenues
Jammin' in New York →	recordedAt
The Garden →	refersTo
Madison Square Garden ("Fourth Madison Square Garden") →	versionNumber